Derogatory comments lead to split between of leader Britain’s UKIP and his girlfriend

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A derogatory comment has now turned out very bad for model Jo Marney. As per the fresh report, the leader of Britain’s anti-European Union UKIP Party, Henry Bolton 54, has ended every relation with his new girlfriend. It happened after she made derogatory comments Prince Harry’s fiancee Meghan Markle and black people.

Marney, who previously dated Bolton had given a bad comment on U.S. actress Markle, whose father is white and mother is African-American. As per the report, she mentioned that them as a “dumb little commoner” and said, “her seed with (sic) taint our royal family.”

Harry said Markle had been subjected to “outright sexism and racism” on social media in 2016 and there had also been racial undertones everywhere. In November it had come to know that they were already engaged and will marry in May.

UKIP had owned around four million votes in 2015, 12.6 percent of those cast led by the charismatic Nigel Farage, UKIP won nearly four million votes in 2015.  Since that, UKIP has been pulled by internal issues, and it won just 1.8 percent of the total votes cast in a national election which was held in June 2017.

When the comment is gone publicly, Marney was suspended from UKIP

“People have been able to use Jo to attack me,” he said. “I have no intention of resigning, and indeed the people who have been calling for my resignation are people who for some time have been trying to work to undermine the leadership of the party in any case.”

He further stated that Jo is now upset and he will support her and her family. He will try to solve the issues as soon as possible. Well, Marney has apologized for the comments.